Misdub Island overnight stay.

Misdub Island offers one accommodation type: a private overwater cabin with double and single beds, depending on occupancy. Each cabin sleeps 2–4 guests, so solo travellers can’t book a stay on Misdub; groups of five or more can book several cabins. Cabins use the island’s shared bathroom facilities, with basic showers that use treated water.

Neither, exactly. The showers on the islands are very basic and rustic. The water is taken from the ocean and goes through an underground treatment process, then it’s pumped up to the showers, so it isn’t salt water, but it isn’t fully fresh water like you’d find in a hotel or city either.

Guests ages 10 and over pay the adult rate: USD 220.00 per person for one night, or USD 150.00 per person, per night for stays of two nights or more. Children ages 5–9 pay USD 135.00 per person for one night, or USD 95.00 per person, per night for stays of two nights or more. Toddlers ages 0–4 pay USD 50.00 per night.

Children ages 5–9 do: they count towards the private cabin’s total occupancy of 2–4 guests. Toddlers ages 0–4 don’t count towards occupancy. There is no minimum age.

Yes. Meals and the drinks served with them during the island stay are included. Seafood or chicken are the protein options; for something else, ask on the island or have a double portion of vegetables, rice and beans. Bring your own drinking water. On the final day, lunch on the island is included only with late checkout. The arrival-day breakfast stop is optional; food there is not included and is paid separately.

Each included meal comes with 1 drink: water, juice or soda. If you’d like more, you can buy extra drinks on the island.

No. Excursions cost USD 25.00 per person, per excursion, for ages 10 and over, USD 12.50 for ages 5–9 and nothing for ages 0–4. Select and pay for them during booking, as they can’t be added on the day of your trip. You may book one excursion for a one-night stay, up to two for a two-night stay, or up to three for a stay of three nights or more.

Each excursion visits 2 islands and the natural pool. Islands visited may be repeated across multiple excursions or multi-night stays, depending on availability and daily logistics. Island staff provide the exact names, destinations, schedules and further details after you arrive.

All extras and add-ons must be selected and paid for when you book. Once the day of your trip arrives, you can’t add or request any extras or add-ons.

Yes. The stay includes round-trip shared 4x4 SUV transport from Panama City and round-trip boat transfers. On the way back, you are dropped off at your hotel or Airbnb.

Pickup is generally 5:00 – 5:20 AM from your Panama City hotel, Airbnb or confirmed pickup point. Departure from Panama City is at about 5:30 AM.

We pick you up and drop you off at hotels, hostels and Airbnb in and around Panama City. When you book, search for your pickup location and the booking system will tell you whether it’s inside our pickup area. Pickups from the Westin Playa Bonita or Dreams Playa Bonita cost an extra USD 10.00 per person. You can change your pickup location up to 24 hours before your trip; changes on the morning of the trip aren’t possible. After your trip, we can also drop you off at Tocumen International Airport, Albrook Airport or Albrook Bus Terminal at no extra cost. Just let us know when you leave the islands so we can arrange it.

Late checkout costs USD 35.00 per person for ages 10 and over, USD 15.00 for ages 5–9 and nothing for ages 0–4. It includes lunch and extends your island stay until the 3:00 PM departure. It must be selected and paid for while booking, and can’t be added on the day of your trip. After you leave the cabin at 9:00 AM, your luggage is stored in the island’s common area or restaurant.

With standard checkout, you generally arrive back in Panama City at 12:00 – 1:00 PM; lunch is not included that day. With late checkout, you generally arrive back at 7:00 – 7:30 PM.

Yes. You’re welcome to bring your own alcohol, drinks and snacks for your stay.

Wi-Fi is generally available on the island while the generators are on, but once they’re turned off at night there’s no signal until the next day. Mobile signal varies a lot by island, location, time of day and weather, and phone reception in and around the islands is generally very weak.

Yes. Island staff can prepare eggs with other foods such as rice, beans, potatoes, fries, salads and fruit, among other options. What’s available varies from island to island, so tell the staff your requests when you arrive. There are no vegetarian protein options such as tofu or soy products. Vegans can have a double portion of the sides, such as rice, beans and salad, in place of the chicken, meat or fish. We recommend that vegetarians and vegans bring their own snacks, food and drinks to have during and between meals.

Starfish are usually around the natural pool, but they won’t always be there, so sightings aren’t guaranteed.